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Former Windsor RFC head coach Anthony Andrews is ‘grateful’ for his time at the club and believes he learnt a lot about himself and coaching during his three years at Home Park. Andrews guided Windsor to an impressive league championship in his final season, with the club finishing eight points clea

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Anthony Andrews has left his position as Head coach of Windsor RFC after the club announced a review of the coaching structure on their website. Andrews departs the club just two weeks after securing Windsor’s Wandworth 6x South West One championship title after almost three years at the helm of the

Marlow gained revenge on Windsor for their earlier season loss at Home Park, but couldn’t quite spoil Anthony Andrews’ side’s title party. The home side dealt Windsor only a fourth defeat of the Southern Counties North campaign, beating them 28-25 at Riverwoods. But a single point was all Windsor ne

Windsor RFC head coach Anthony Andrews has praised his sides’ ability to overcome challenges this season as they look to end the season on a high. The league leaders are in pole position to claim the Wandoworth 6x North of South West title as they sit 11 points above Buckingham heading into the fina

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With the rugby season heading into its final few weeks, it is the perfect opportunity to look at where everyone lies ahead of what is set to be a busy weekend of rugby. WINDSOR RFC Windsor are in pole position heading into the final three league games of the season and are a shoe in to claim the Wad

Maidenhead celebrate another try against Newton Abbot last week. All matches scheduled for 3pm today. Windsor will be looking for back-to-back wins as they take on Littlemore later today. The league leaders will feel in a confident mood as they take on a side who are nine points adrift at the foot o

Mike Davies for Maidenhead RFC. Maidenhead RFC produced a cut-throat performance as they beat a depleted Newton Abbot side 66-0. The home side scored 10 tries in the match, with Scott Prince grabbing a hat-trick, while Mike Davies made eight conversions. The morale boosting win comes at a perfect

Windsor RFC fell to their first league defeat since November as they lost narrowly 14-12 away to High Wycombe. Windsor were looking to continue their impressive run and stretch their lead at the top of the table, but despite dominating possession, could not find a way through a staunch High Wycombe

Marlow battle hard to continue their impressive form. Marlow’s men continued their perfect start to 2019 as they notched their seventh consecutive win in all competitions as they beat Bicester 30-13. The win see’s Marlow move five points clear of fourth placed Bicester, while more importantly keep

After a week’s break Windsor RFC will get back to action in Southern Counties North with a 15 point lead over their nearest rivals going into the business end of the campaign. Buckingham, Windsor’s closest challengers, were kept in their place by a 26-14 away win for Anthony Andrews’ men two weeks a

Windsor put in-form Bicester to the sword in emphatic fashion at Home Park on Saturday, running in a host of tries in a 59-0 whitewash. Bicester had put together an eight game unbeaten run after making a less than impressive start to the campaign, but they came up against a side playing on another l

Windsor RFC comfortably beat rivals Reading 29-11 on Saturday without ever fully hitting their straps at Home Park. The win maintains the side’s six-point gap over closest challengers Buckingham in Southern Counties North, ahead of another home test on Saturday, this time against in-form Bicester. T

Windsor 6, Marlow 0 Two penalties from Jack Gaylor were enough for Windsor to claim a gritty 6-0 victory over derby rivals Marlow at Home Park on Saturday, and finish 2018 top of Southern Counties North. In horrendous conditions, both teams laboured on a heavy, boggy pitch, but Anthony Andrews’ men

Windsor RFC Windsor nailed their title credentials to the mast with an incredible 112-0 victory over Littlemore at Home Park. The hosts were close to their brilliant best against a side who’ve now been beaten nine times this season. They had little to repel Windsor’s incisive play, and Anthony Andre

Maidenhead RFC 33 (19), Ivybridge RFC 29 (15) Russell Bolton unsurprisingly described his team’s four-point victory over Ivybridge as ‘cracking’ as it ended the Devon team’s unbeaten campaign while extending Maids’ unstoppable run at Braywick. Maids led 19-15 at half-time following a period in which

Tony Porter (with ball) scored a try in the win at Farnham Royal Farnham Royal 13, Phoenix 24 Fixtures between Phoenix and Farnham Royal are traditionally feisty affairs, and this one was no different as Phoenix ran out 24-13 winners. Both sets of players were eager to stamp their authority on the

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Windsor RFC conceded a converted try with the final play of the game to lose their Southern Counties League promotion play-off final in agonising fashion to Marlborough 31-29. This head-to-head at Home Park between two teams who enjoyed almost identical seasons in the north and south divisions respe

Windsor RFC’s players can cope with the increased level of expectations in being the home team in the Southern Counties League promotion play-off final, says head coach Anthony Andrews. Windsor will entertain Marlborough tomorrow (Saturday), kick-off 3pm, after a thumping 64-8 win over Reading Abbey

Maidenhead RFC 37, Camborne RFC 25 Maidenhead completed their South West Premier campaign with a spirited, bonus-point victory over in-form Camborne at Braywick. Maids came into the 1pm kick-off having lost six of their last seven matches and with the painful memory of defeat at home to Bracknell st

Weston-Super-Mare RFC 45, Maidenhead RFC 17 Maidenhead succumbed to their 11th away defeat of their South West Premier campaign in losing at Weston-Super-Mare. Their only victories on the road this season have come in the last minute at Bracknell and on the 3G pitch at Hornets. This final trip and